Website Designing

Website designing is the application of skills and discipline required in the production, maintenance, and
management of a website. It includes web graphic design, adding content, maintaining search engine
optimization, interface design, managing software and using and creating codes.
Tools and technologies used for website designing

 Use of vector and raster graphic for web designing are used by web designers
 W3C standards technologies like HTML and CSS are used to create and design websites
 Testing tools like mark up validators are used for making sure and confirm the conformity of the website to
the website standards and guidelines.

Requirements in website designing

 Having clarity of thought and designing a framework of thoughts.

 Developing a high-level framework to solve all design-related problems and issues.
 Developing a grid and adding the grid to Photoshop.
 Proper typography and typefaces have to be chosen
 An appropriate color theme has to be chosen
 Selecting and diving the layout
 Challenging the thoughts and creating innovative designs
 Not overspending much time and energy on one concept or one aspect of website designing
 Evaluating every component of a design as the final product of the design
 Improving and amending and editing Photoshop design files.
 Evaluating and amending the design during the development process
 Considering and amending the work in progress.
 Not spending enough and excess time on a concept and design

Stages and process in website designing

Gathering and assembling information
This is phase one in website designing. Gathering and assembling of information is an important phase in the
website designing. Basic understanding of the purpose of the website designing has to be understood, the
organizations for which is to be created has to be evaluated and the description and the information regarding
the company have to be evaluated. Certain points have to be kept in mind while creating a web design. These
are:
Objectives: Certain points have to be kept in mind regarding the purpose of the creation of the website.
Aims: Certain point regarding what is the website aimed at doing.
Targeted Audience and Viewers: The website designing has to evaluate and assess the type of audience it
caters to and the target audience and viewers of the website
Content: The content of the website has to be evaluated as to what kind of information and data would be
entered and displayed on the website.
 Planning process

 The planning process includes evaluating the information assembled

 Creating a proper plan for the website and development of site map is done
 Planning of what technologies to be used
 Evaluation and assessment of the content management system.

Developing and creating designs

 Designing a proper design for the website.

 The audience that is targeted is considered during the development and creation of design
 Developing one or more prototype designs is another key aspect during developing and creating designs
 Getting views on the design is important. Likes and dislike are an important aspect of website designing.

Development of web site and web design

 Development of the website is done during this phase

 All the individual elements of graphics are gathered and the final and actual graphic design is created for the
website
 The homepage, template and the main structure of the website is made
 Development of a content management system is made
 Different elements of websites are made functional
 Front web design and technologies are made functional
 Overall, the design and different elements of a website are amended and made, which ultimately leads to the
development of a website.
 Testing and delivery of websites and elements of a website
 Complete analysis and testing of the different elements of a website are tested.
 Maintenance process

Legal Report

A legal report is a statement on facts and information regarding legal aspects. The legal report is based on a case
study, which is relating to legal elements.
What are the elements of a legal report?

 Facts and information

 Evaluation of the information
 Identification of legal issues in the facts and information
 Arguments for and against the identified issues
 The conclusion from the arguments

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 Structure of the elements of a legal report

 Title page/cover page, which includes the name of the author and the title of the report, name of the client and
the date of completion of the project
 Executive summary (it includes 10% of the total word count of the report). It includes a brief summary of the
report. It reflects on the purpose and objective of the report. It highlights the scope of the report. The
important findings and results are mentioned in the report. Conclusions and recommendations are provided in
the report.
 Table of content is needed to be prepared to provide the index o the report
 Introduction to the issue and background information of the case study
 The body of the report is a portion that succeeded in the introduction and background of the case study. The
discussion and the results and findings are mentioned in the body for the report. Analysis and factual
presentations are made in the body of the report.
 Conclusions reflect on the main finding and results of the report. It outlines the fact and results of the report
and is a short summary of the report.
 Recommendations are needed to be made from the conclusions and are a justification of what is to be done
and how to provide a remedy to deviations.
 Reference List and appendices are an element of a legal report and add extra information to the report.

Tax planning

Tax planning is the analysis of financial goals and strategies in a rational manner. The purpose of tax planning
is to help the financial goals work in coordination with the tax policies and standards. Tax planning is needed to
reduce the deviations noticed in tax practices by making the financial strategies more coordinated with tax goals
and strategies.
Tax planning process

 Calculation of tax liability

 Evaluation and assessment of legal aspects and legal instruments
 The assessment of income earned and from different sources
 The extent of tax and the scope of the law in it
 The evaluation of various forms and tax return documents
 The evaluation of tax deductions
 The understanding of the fringe benefit of that country.
 The understanding of the short term and long term capital gain.
 Understanding of the business of the organization and examining the books of accounts of the organization.

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